Team GB Curling Success began in Lockerbie

The video explores the journey of curling from its origins in 16th century Scotland to its current prominence in the Sochi Olympics. It highlights the role of Lockerby's ice rink in training Olympic medalists and the social and tactical nature of curling. The British curling teams have exceeded expectations, securing at least a silver medal, showcasing the sport's growing popularity and success.

Where did the sport of curling originate?

• Canada

• Sweden

• Scotland

• Norway

What is the main activity at Lockerby's ice rink?

• Curling

• Figure skating

• Speed skating

• Ice hockey

Which two female athletes learned curling at Lockerby's ice rink?

• Anna Sloan and Claire Hamilton

• Rachel Homan and Emma Miskew

• Eve Muirhead and Vicki Adams

• Jennifer Jones and Kaitlyn Lawes

Who is the British men's skip mentioned in the transcript?

• Thomas Ulsrud

• David Murdock

• Brad Gushue

• Kevin Koe

What was the minimum medal expectation for British curlers at the Olympics?

• Three silver medals

• At least one medal

• Two gold medals

• No specific expectation